In American Samoa, some locals say the Wespac fisheries fund projects have been a waste of money. They have more hope for a marina expansion currently in the works.

A federal fisheries oversight council has stymied inquiries by congressmen, journalists and others over the past few years.

The story behind Civil Beat’s award-winning multimedia project, and how the trip is informing our current reporting on climate change.

You might think a brand new black sand beach would be pristine. But microplastics have already been detected at Pohoiki in Lower Puna.

Touring the south shore in the Civil Beat van, climate experts Chip Fletcher and Sam Lemmo talk with us about sea level rise and beach erosion.

We discuss legislation that would prohibit the intentional killing of sharks and manta rays in Hawaii waters.

As the sea level rise exacerbates coastal erosion, many longtime middle-class residents are struggling to protect their properties.

A new report sheds light on some of the critical factors for the state to consider when implementing a managed retreat strategy.

The critically endangered Newell’s shearwater and Hawaiian petrel were thought to be living almost exclusively on Kauai.

Keynote speaker at Hawaii Climate Conference cites importance of equitability in how we respond to the effects of a warming planet.